Chapter 39: Admiration (22)

At night, after the Kent family finished eating, Clark received a phone call from Hope, and after a short talk, Clark hung up the phone.

“What’s up? What’s up with your little girlfriend calling you?”

Mike turned around and teased.

Eric and Charles also had gossipy looks on their faces.

Clark blushed and said, “Hope’s not my girlfriend.”

“Oh!”

The three boys stretched their voices.

Clark waved his fist at the three and said to Mike, “Dad, Uncle Hank’s in the hospital and I heard he had a fight with the doctor.”

“Oh, is he okay?”

“Yeah, but Hope’s going to take care of him at the hospital tomorrow.”

“Hey!” Mike muttered, cupping his chin, “The old boy should be thanking me.”

After all, this is a great opportunity to pull in a father-daughter relationship.

“Quack, quack, quack!”

A duck’s laugh came from the TV, and Mike reached over and patted the two heads next to him in turn, saying, “Bedtime.”

“Daddy, I’ll watch some more.”

Charles pouted.

“No, there’s no talk.”

“Heartless!” Charles beamed and said, “You heartless man.”

Mike grinned coldly.

“Yo, I told you Dad wouldn’t eat that shit from you.”

Eric leapt off the couch, looked at Charles with a disgusted look on his face, and turned around and walked towards the bathroom.

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Charles hummed softly and chased after him, whispering, “Hurry up and give me back my money, I still have use for it!”

Eric pulled out his ears and said, “Ah, I can’t hear you!”

“Damn it! I’m going to kill you.”

Eric scattered his legs and ran.

Looking at the two boys fighting, Mike shook his head helplessly, turned off the TV and went upstairs, and then sat down at the desk according to his habit.

With a flip of his palm, the eternal cigarette case appeared in his hand.

The restorative effect of this item also has an effect on his cards, which is something that makes him even happier, and over the years, he has also stuffed the cigarette case with cards.

A total of fifty-four cards could be stuffed, and they could be replaced with other cards at any time.

With a flash of light in his hand, he took out a card and replaced one in the cigarette case before putting it away again.

For the past few years, he had been making cards every night, and by now, the cards he had in stock finally gave him a sense of security.

Host: Mike Kent.

Newbie Gift: Assassin Time.

Ability: Memory Fantasy Embodiment.

Permanent embodied item: Eternal Cigarette Case.

Current ability level: LV2.

Current upgrade progress: 24%.

Son: Clark Kent (Kryptonian).

Son: Eric Kent (mutant, unawakened).

Son: Charles Kent (mutant, unawakened).

Scanning the system, Mike manifested a blank deck and started making it.

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